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New York.
Completely unaffordable but you should definitely live there while you're young and it won't bother you to continue to live like a student (small spaces, roommates) for a while longer.
Definitely scores high for job opportunities and young population.
NYC, D.C. Boston, Chicago, L.A., SF, SD, ATL............all are sizeable cities that have a lot of young people. All different places and some very expensive. But if you are looking for a lot of young people in decent sized cities...these would be some.
NYC, D.C. Boston, Chicago, L.A., SF, SD, ATL............all are sizeable cities that have a lot of young people. All different places and some very expensive. But if you are looking for a lot of young people in decent sized cities...these would be some.
I don't know that D.C. would be a city with a ton of young people. I've been there and it was much more of a mature city than a city filled with young people.
Some cities that I'd consider to be good for those to start out in:
Austin, TX
Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN
Denver, CO
San Francisco, CA
Portland, OR
providence, RI
atlanta, GA
columbus, OH
stamford, CT
philadelphia, PA
dallas, TX
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